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# Network output buffer

- Date: Thu, 4 Jan 1996 11:14:50 PST
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- Organization: The Martian Hegemony / MidgardMOO / The EDSU Foundation

    On MidgardMOO we've set up a workable web system. Problem is, when GETing a large file, the moo
    will often disconnect before the output buffer is empty.

    The code for the output:
    --
     for Line in (htext)
       notify(player, Line, 1);
       if ($command_utils:running_out_of_time())
         suspend(0);
       endif
     endfor
     suspend(1);
     boot_player(player);
    --

    So my question is, is there any way to make sure all output has actually been sent before
    disconnecting the player? If there's no builtin or somesuch, what data would I look at so I can
    write my own builtin?

    --
     ____    ____  Martian                   (Wizard) Martian #141 @ MidgardMOO
    |    \  /    | martian@elysian.net           telnet://moo.elysian.net:8888
    |  +-\\//-+  | awsmyth@mccoy.cs.twsu.edu         Martian #96675 @ LambdaMOO
    |  |  \/  |  | themartian@aol.com           telnet://lambda.xerox.com:8888
    |__|artian|__|                          http://wwwhome.elysian.net/~martian

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